View Poll Results: Which of the following is the better ww2 british plane
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Spitfire
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hurricane
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lysander
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lancaster
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mosquito
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Hi all,
hmmm...interesting thread...
Concorde was quite fast. And the Airbus has been quite succesful.
And the Comet was the first jet airliner.
The Buccaneer made a name for itself.
And don't forget the Harrier,the world's first vertical take off fighter.
The Canberra jet bomber first flew in 1947 and is still in service today.
To name a few..make your choice 
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MB_Avro.
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Vickers Wellesly...what a beauty
Short Singapore...ultimate seaplane
Handley Page Harrow...bombing with courage
Gloster F9/37...the other Whirlwind
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PUSS MOTH!!!!
BRISTOL BRABAZON!!!!
R-101!!!!
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BE2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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HARRY TATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The South Kent flood plane
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"The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plane."
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Fairey Swordfish...
I'd say the loss-vs-target ratio is probably highest for any a/c of WW2.
It was difficult to shoot these planes down.. they were SLOW and shells went right through the airframe only making a small hole.